AI Data Centres – The Reality

We’re told AI infrastructure is inevitable — but that story serves investors, not communities. While the planet heats and water is diverted, machines expand and millions sit idle. Data centres are tools, not lifelines, the future we need lies in the ground beneath our feet, not in the clouds. Rushing head‑first into the unknown carries social, environmental, and planetary consequences — the real impact is still to come.

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